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A SpaceX capsule carrying four astronauts has docked at the International Space Station. The orbiting outpost will be their home for the next six months.
Indian-American Raja Chari is the commander of the mission, which includes two other American and one German&nbsp;astronaut.
Chari, who is a US Air Force colonel, is making his first trip to space.
The crew will perform scientific experiments and maintain the orbiting research lab.
It took 21 hours for the flight from NASA's Kennedy Space Centre to reach the International Space Station on Thursday.
The flight was initially postponed from October 31, first for weather, then a "minor medical issue" affecting one of the crew
The one German and three US astronauts said it was an emotional moment when they first spotted the space station 20 miles (30 kilometres) distant &mdash; "a pretty glorious sight," according to Raja Chari, commander of the Dragon capsule.
"Floating in space and shining like a diamond," noted German astronaut Matthias Maurer. "We're all very thrilled, very excited." The Dragon's entire flight was automated, with Chari and pilot Tom Marshburn monitoring the capsule systems, ready to take control if necessary. At one point, they reported what looked like a "gnarled knob" or possibly a small mechanical nut floating past their camera's field of view, but SpaceX Mission Control said it posed no concern. The docking occurred 263 miles (423 kilometres) above the eastern Caribbean.
The station's welcoming committee consisted of three astronauts instead of the originally planned seven. That's because SpaceX returned four of the station residents on Monday, after the new arrivals' launch kept getting delayed.
While Chari, Marshburn, Maurer and NASA astronaut Kayla Barron were adapting to weightlessness &mdash; all but Marshburn are space rookies &mdash; the previous crew was adjusting to life back on Earth.
"Gravity sucks, but getting used to it slowly," Japanese astronaut Akihoki Hoshide tweeted.
The new crew will spend the next six months at the space station and, during that time, host two groups of visiting tourists. Russia will launch the first bunch in December and SpaceX the second in February

What's the Indian connect to new crew at International Space Station

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Indian connect to the new crew at International Space Station

A SpaceX capsule carrying four astronauts has docked at the International Space Station. The orbiting outpost will be their home for the next six months.
Indian-American Raja Chari is the commander of the mission, which includes two other American and one German astronaut.
Chari, who is a US Air Force colonel, is making his first trip to space.
The crew will perform scientific experiments and maintain the orbiting research lab.
It took 21 hours for the flight from NASA's Kennedy Space Centre to reach the International Space Station on Thursday.
The flight was initially postponed from October 31, first for weather, then a "minor medical issue" affecting one of the crew

Indian-American Raja Chari is the commander of the NASA mission, which includes two other American and one German&nbsp;astronauts

A SpaceX capsule carrying four astronauts has docked at the International Space Station. The orbiting outpost will be their home for the next six months.
Indian-American Raja Chari is the commander of the mission, which includes two other American and one German&nbsp;astronaut.
Chari, who is a US Air Force colonel, is making his first trip to space.
The crew will perform scientific experiments and maintain the orbiting research lab.
It took 21 hours for the flight from NASA's Kennedy Space Centre to reach the International Space Station on Thursday.
The flight was initially postponed from October 31, first for weather, then a "minor medical issue" affecting one of the crew
The one German and three US astronauts said it was an emotional moment when they first spotted the space station 20 miles (30 kilometres) distant &mdash; "a pretty glorious sight," according to Raja Chari, commander of the Dragon capsule.
"Floating in space and shining like a diamond," noted German astronaut Matthias Maurer. "We're all very thrilled, very excited." The Dragon's entire flight was automated, with Chari and pilot Tom Marshburn monitoring the capsule systems, ready to take control if necessary. At one point, they reported what looked like a "gnarled knob" or possibly a small mechanical nut floating past their camera's field of view, but SpaceX Mission Control said it posed no concern. The docking occurred 263 miles (423 kilometres) above the eastern Caribbean.
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The station's welcoming committee consisted of three astronauts instead of the originally planned seven. That's because SpaceX returned four of the station residents on Monday, after the new arrivals' launch kept getting delayed.
While Chari, Marshburn, Maurer and NASA astronaut Kayla Barron were adapting to weightlessness &mdash; all but Marshburn are space rookies &mdash; the previous crew was adjusting to life back on Earth.
"Gravity sucks, but getting used to it slowly," Japanese astronaut Akihoki Hoshide tweeted.
The new crew will spend the next six months at the space station and, during that time, host two groups of visiting tourists. Russia will launch the first bunch in December and SpaceX the second in February

Congratulations poured in for Elon Musk and SpaceX as 4 civilians made a splashdown at touchdown after a historic 3-day earth orbit mission. 

Elon Musk takes a dig at US President Biden, find out what Musk is peeved about

Elon Musk takes a dig at US President Biden&nbsp;on twitter. Find out what Musk is peeved about

Musk takes a dig at Biden

Musk also tweeted that the new incentive&nbsp;bill for EVs had been engineered by lobbyists for Ford and the United Auto Workers unio.

Congratulations poured in for <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/floki-has-arrived-the-new-crypto-game-elon-musk-is-playing-1631512866512">Elon&nbsp;Musk</a> and <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/jeff-bezos-blue-origin-sues-nasa-over-moon-contract-to-elon-musk-s-spacex-1629202994217">SpaceX</a>&nbsp;as&nbsp;4 civilians made a splashdown at touchdown after a historic 3-day earth orbit mission. From rival Bezos to the top brass at NASA&nbsp;everyone took to twitter to give a thumbs up to the first of it's kind mission that also raised $200 million for charity. Conspicuously&nbsp;missing was US Commander-In-Chief Joe Biden.&nbsp;
Musk was asked on social media platform Twitter , &ldquo;The President of the United States has refused to even acknowledge the 4 newest American astronauts who helped raise hundreds of millions of dollars for St. Jude. What&rsquo;s your theory on why that is?&rdquo;&nbsp; Musk replied, &ldquo;He&rsquo;s still sleeping.
Elon&nbsp;Musk's frustration with the White House showed up on Sunday as he hit out against a bill being proposed that would give tax breaks to EV makers that produce their cars with help of unions in the US.&nbsp;Musk&nbsp;tweeted&nbsp;on Sunday that the bill had been engineered by lobbyists for Ford and the United Auto Workers union.
When one of is 60 million followed commented that the bill was not really favoring Americans&nbsp;and the EV makers, Musk just replied a quip back at the President.&nbsp;
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SpaceX&nbsp;launched it's first all-civilian mission to orbit Earth on a&nbsp;SpaceX&nbsp;Crew Dragon spacecraft called the Inspiration4&nbsp;from NASA&rsquo;s facility in Florida.&nbsp;The mission is the first private crew launched to orbit by Elon Musk&rsquo;s company, and the first time a crew were all non-professional astronauts.SpaceX&nbsp;Orbit Mission: The Details
Inspiration4 mission has sent four crewmembers on a three-day orbital flight around the Earth. After lift off from&nbsp;NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida in a SpaceX&nbsp;Falcon 9 rocket they will orbit the Earth for three days and end with a splashdown in the Atlantic Ocean.&nbsp;Who is on board the SpaceX&nbsp;orbit mission?&nbsp;
Inspiration4 includes commander Jared Isaacman, pilot Sian Proctor, medical officer Hayley Arceneaux, and mission specialist Chris Sembroski. The multiday trip was paid for by Isaacman for an undisclosed amount, with the main goal of the spaceflight to raise $200 million for St Jude Children&rsquo;s Research Hospital.
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SpaceX launches first all-private crew into orbit, 3 day journey takes-off

Watch as&nbsp;SpaceX sent into orbit the world&rsquo;s first spaceflight with no professional astronauts.

SpaceX's first private crew launch 

The first all-civilian mission to orbit Earth on a&nbsp;SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft launched early Thursday morning (IST)

SpaceX&nbsp;launched it's first all-civilian mission to orbit Earth on a&nbsp;SpaceX&nbsp;Crew Dragon spacecraft called the Inspiration4&nbsp;from NASA&rsquo;s facility in Florida.&nbsp;The mission is the first private crew launched to orbit by Elon Musk&rsquo;s company, and the first time a crew were all non-professional astronauts. SpaceX&nbsp;Orbit Mission: The Details
Inspiration4 mission has sent four crewmembers on a three-day orbital flight around the Earth. After lift off from&nbsp;NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida in a SpaceX&nbsp;Falcon 9 rocket they will orbit the Earth for three days and end with a splashdown in the Atlantic Ocean.&nbsp; Who is on board the SpaceX&nbsp;orbit mission?&nbsp;
Inspiration4 includes commander Jared Isaacman, pilot Sian Proctor, medical officer Hayley Arceneaux, and mission specialist Chris Sembroski. The multiday trip was paid for by Isaacman for an undisclosed amount, with the main goal of the spaceflight to raise $200 million for St Jude Children&rsquo;s Research Hospital. Congratulations pour in for SpaceX&nbsp;mission NASA&nbsp;tweeted post the launch, "Congratulations, #Inspiration4! Proud to provide the launchpad from @NASAKennedy for the first spaceflight with an all-private crew. Today's launch represents a significant milestone in the quest to make space for everybody."
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Space tourism company&nbsp;Virgin Galactic said it will open ticket sales for space flights starting at Rs 3 crores&nbsp;per seat.&nbsp;
The move comes after the company&rsquo;s billionaire founder,&nbsp;Richard Branson, took a high profile flight to to the edge of space, on July 11.
The space-tourism company said those interested to fly to space will have three options - purchase a single-seat, buy several together or book an entire flight on the eight-passenger spacecraft Unity.
Also watch:&nbsp;Set for Blast Off: Branson to launch era of Space Tourism with Virgin Galactic today
The company is also selling seats for microgravity research and professional astronaut training. Sales will initially open to the company's significant list of "early hand-raisers", says Virgin Galactic.

Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic to sell space flight tickets starting at Rs 3 crores

Virgin Galactic will open ticket sales for space flights starting at Rs 3 crores&nbsp;a seat, after billionaire founder Richard Branson's high-profile trip to the edge of space.

Rs 3 crores gets you a seat on Branson’s spacecraft

Virgin Galactic to sell space flight tickets starting at Rs 3 crores&nbsp;a seat
Sale follows&nbsp;Branson's&nbsp;trip&nbsp;to the edge of space on July 11
Virgin Galactic will three consumer offerings for space flights
You could buy one ticket, a bunch of them or book the entire spacecraft
Virgin Galactic will also be selling&nbsp;seats for microgravity research&nbsp;
Sale of tickets to initially open for the firm's&nbsp;list of "early hand-raisers"

Virgin Galactic has said it will have three consumer offerings, purchase a single-seat, buy several together or book an entire flight on the eight-passenger jet.

Space tourism company&nbsp;Virgin Galactic said it will open ticket sales for space flights starting at Rs 3 crores&nbsp;per seat.&nbsp;
The move comes after the company&rsquo;s billionaire founder,&nbsp;Richard Branson, took a high profile flight to to the edge of space, on July 11.
The space-tourism company said those interested to fly to space will have three options - purchase a single-seat, buy several together or book an entire flight on the eight-passenger spacecraft Unity.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/set-for-blast-off-branson-to-launch-era-of-space-tourism-with-virgin-galactic-today-1625969930317" target="_blank">Set for Blast Off: Branson to launch era of Space Tourism with Virgin Galactic today</a>
The company is also selling seats for microgravity research and professional astronaut training. Sales will initially open to the company's significant list of "early hand-raisers", says Virgin Galactic.

Sirisha Bandla, the vice president of government affairs and research operations at Branson&rsquo;s Virgin Galactic called her maiden trip to space a dream come true.
The aeronautical engineer was part of Sir Richard Branson&rsquo;s crew on board the SpaceShip Two Unity, part of an ambitious venture to test the possibility and scope of space tourism.
Guntur born Bandla is the third woman of Indian origin after Kalpana Chawla and Sunita Williams to fly to space.
In an interview to NBC News, she called the journey incredible and said that seeing the view of Earth is life-changing. She added how she took an unconventional way to go to space and believes that a lot of people will be able to experience this through&nbsp;Virgin Galactic's space tourism. On being asked whether such tourism will be exclusive for the rich, Bandla&nbsp;said that as Virgin Galactic builds up, they hope that the cost would come down.&nbsp;

Dream come true: Sirisha Bandla on her journey to the edge of space 

Guntur born Sirirsha Bandla who became the 3rd woman of Indian-origin to travel to space, calls her journey on board Virgin Galactic&rsquo;s space flight &lsquo;life changing&rsquo; and a &lsquo;dream come true&rsquo;.

//Guntur&nbsp;born&nbsp;Sirisha Bandla&nbsp;has called her trip to space 'a dream come true'&nbsp; //The&nbsp;aeronautical engineer was part of the crew of Virgin Galactic's&nbsp;SpaceShip Two Unity flight&nbsp; //Bandla&nbsp;became the third woman of Indian-origin to fly to space&nbsp; //Bandla: life-changing experience, chose an unconventional way to go to space&nbsp;

Guntur born Bandla&nbsp;became the third woman of Indian-origin to fly to space.&nbsp;

Sirisha Bandla, the vice president of government affairs and research operations at Branson&rsquo;s Virgin Galactic called her maiden trip to space a dream come true.
The aeronautical engineer was part of <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/richard-branson-s-historic-flight-to-space-slightly-delayed-due-to-bad-weather-1626013326651" target="_blank">Richard Branson&rsquo;s crew on board the SpaceShip Two Unity</a>, an ambitious venture to test the possibility and scope of space tourism.
Guntur born Bandla is the third woman of Indian origin after Kalpana Chawla and Sunita Williams to fly to space.
In an interview to NBC News, she called the journey incredible and said that seeing the view of Earth from space is life-changing.
On being asked whether such tourism will be exclusive for the rich, Bandla&nbsp;said that as Virgin Galactic builds up, they hope that the cost would come down.&nbsp; 
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Virgin Galactic founder Richard Branson returned from his&nbsp;first space flight&nbsp;on Sunday, touching down on Earth after a quick trip to the&nbsp;edge of space&nbsp;via the&nbsp;VSS Unity space plane.&nbsp;While Virgin Galactic&nbsp;plans to eventually sell tickets for hundreds of thousands of dollars, it's saving two seats on one of its next voyages for sweepstakes winners.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Richard Branson&nbsp;has announced a fund-raising contest, where two people will get the opportunity of a lifetime&nbsp;to go to space on board the same rocket that took Branson&nbsp;to space.
Charity fundraising platform&nbsp;Omaze is giving away two tickets for one of the VSS Unity&rsquo;s first commercial flights. The winner and one guest are set to be among&nbsp;the first everyday citizens to travel aboard a spacecraft.&nbsp;
You can enter the contest by August 31, it is open to all and no donation or payment is necessary to enter or win this sweepstakes. The proceeds will support the non-profit&nbsp;'Space for Humanity', an initiative that aims to expand citizens' access to space.&nbsp;

Win 2 seats on Virgin Galactic's first flight to space, Richard Branson opens contest 

You could be one of the first people to take a journey to space on a Virgin Galactic spaceflight, Richard Branson&nbsp;has opened a contest that is open to all and free of cost
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Virgin Galactic founder Richard Branson's&nbsp;historic&nbsp;journey to space on Sunday, has given us all the chance to dream. To be part of something unique, something bigger than us, given us a feeling of adventure. And now Richard Branson&nbsp;is giving you a chance to make&nbsp;this dream a reality.
While Virgin Galactic&nbsp;plans to eventually sell tickets for hundreds of thousands of dollars, it's saving two seats on one of its next voyages for sweepstakes winners.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Richard Branson&nbsp;has announced a fund-raising contest, where two people will get the opportunity of a lifetime&nbsp;to go to space on board the same rocket that took Branson&nbsp;to space.
Charity fundraising platform&nbsp;Omaze is giving away two tickets for one of the VSS Unity&rsquo;s first commercial flights. The winner and one guest are set to be among&nbsp;the first everyday citizens to travel aboard a spacecraft.&nbsp;
You can enter the contest by August 31, it is open to all and no donation or payment is necessary to enter or win this sweepstakes. The proceeds will support the non-profit&nbsp;'Space for Humanity', an initiative that aims to expand citizens' access to space.&nbsp;

As part of the&nbsp;contest, 2 people can travel to the edge of space on the same Virgin Galactic rocket that took Richard Branson&nbsp;to space

Virgin Galactic founder Richard Branson returned from his&nbsp;first space flight&nbsp;on Sunday, touching down on Earth after a quick trip to the&nbsp;edge of space&nbsp;via the&nbsp;VSS Unity space plane.&nbsp;While Virgin Galactic&nbsp;plans to eventually sell tickets for hundreds of thousands of dollars, it's saving two seats on one of its next voyages for sweepstakes winners.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Richard Branson&nbsp;has announced a fund-raising contest, where two people will get the opportunity of a lifetime&nbsp;to go to space on board the same rocket that took Branson&nbsp;to space.
Charity fundraising platform&nbsp;Omaze is giving away two tickets for one of the VSS Unity&rsquo;s first commercial flights. The winner and one guest are set to be among&nbsp;the first everyday citizens to travel aboard a spacecraft.&nbsp;
You can enter the contest by August 31, it is open to all and no donation or payment is necessary to enter or win this sweepstakes. The proceeds will support the non-profit&nbsp;'Space for Humanity', an initiative that aims to expand citizens' access to space.&nbsp;

Richard Branson&nbsp;is back on Earth after a historic 15-minute space flight with 5 crew members.&nbsp;
Branson and fellow space travellers&nbsp;from his Virgin Galactic space tourism company reached an altitude of about 53 miles over the New Mexico desert &mdash; enough to experience three to four minutes of weightlessness and see the curvature of the Earth &mdash; and then safely glided back home to a runway landing.
The British billionaire said he said done many ridiculous things in his life but the trip to space was an experience of a lifetime.&nbsp;
Earlier, a massive carrier plane took off and ascended to 50,000 feet before dropping space plane&nbsp;VSS Unity to complete the rest of the flight using its rocket-powered engine. While the flight landed back an hour after the take off, the space plane's journey was only about 15 minutes.&nbsp;

'Experience of a lifetime': Richard Branson after a historic flight to space

Richard Branson&nbsp;is back on Earth after a historic 15-minute space flight with 5 crew members.&nbsp;

Richard Branson&nbsp;is back on Earth after a historic 15-minute space flight with 5 crew members.&nbsp;
Branson and fellow space travellers&nbsp;from his Virgin Galactic space tourism company reached an altitude of about 53 miles over the New Mexico desert &mdash; enough to experience three to four minutes of weightlessness and see the curvature of the Earth &mdash; and then safely glided back home to a runway landing.
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Earlier, a massive carrier plane took off and ascended to 50,000 feet before dropping space plane&nbsp;VSS Unity to complete the rest of the flight using its rocket-powered engine. While the flight landed back an hour after the take off, the space plane's journey was only about 15 minutes.&nbsp;

Branson's flight&nbsp;reached an altitude of about 53 miles &mdash; enough to experience three to four minutes of weightlessness and see the curvature of the Earth

Richard Branson&nbsp;is back on Earth after a historic 15-minute space flight with 5 crew members.&nbsp;
Branson and fellow space travellers&nbsp;from his Virgin Galactic space tourism company reached an altitude of about 53 miles over the New Mexico desert &mdash; enough to experience three to four minutes of weightlessness and see the curvature of the Earth &mdash; and then safely glided back home to a runway landing.
The British billionaire said he said done many ridiculous things in his life but the trip to space was an experience of a lifetime.&nbsp;
Earlier, a massive carrier plane took off and ascended to 50,000 feet before dropping space plane&nbsp;VSS Unity to complete the rest of the flight using its rocket-powered engine. While the flight landed back an hour after the take off, the space plane's journey was only about 15 minutes.&nbsp;

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